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BiPRO-Tag 2022
| 23.06.2022
Säulen des modernen Web: Progressive Web Apps, Web Components und WebAssembly
Das Web hat sich signifikant geändert. Vom reinen Zuhause von Websites hat es sich gemausert zur omnipotenten Plattform für jegliche Arten von Software-Anwendungen. Selbst Cross-Plattform Businessanwendungen und mobile Apps setzen auf die Power des Webs und der gängigen Webbrowser. In diesem Vortrag beleuchtet Christian Weyer die drei wichtigsten Säulen des modernen Webs aus Software-Architekten und -Entwicklersicht. Progressive Web Apps (PWA) sind angetreten, um die Lücke zwischen nativen Anwendungen und dem Web immer weiter zu schließen. Web Components plädieren für einen Framework- und Hersteller-unabhängigen bzw. -übergreifenden Ansatz zur Bereitstellung und Nutzung von UI-Komponenten. Und WebAssembly schließlich möchte nativem Code und anderen Programmiersprachen als JavaScript sicheren und effizienten Zutritt in den Browser ermöglichen. Das moderne Web erlaubt moderne Softwarelösungen - für alle.
Christian Weyer ist Mitbegründer und CTO von Thinktecture. Er ist seit mehr als 25 Jahren als technischer Berater in der Softwarebranche aktiv.
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